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－What You Can Expect－

The real name of the Golden Pavilion Temple is Luyuan Temple. It earned the nickname "Golden Pavilion Temple" due to the stunning gold foil decorations adorning the outer walls of its core building. Originally constructed in 1397 as the villa of General Ashikaga Yoshimitsu, it was later transformed into the Zen temple "Bodhisuo." Immerse yourself in its rich history and beauty. Admission tickets are priced at YP$400 yen for adults and YP$300 yen for elementary and middle school students. Please note that payment is required individually.

Recommended itinerary

Recommendation 1: Kiyomizu Temple (please take care of the ticket fee yourself) - Nisannenzaka - Ishidokoji - Gion Hanamikoji - Yasaka Shrine: VIPs can choose some attractions to visit according to their own preferences and physical strength 

Recommendation 2: Kimono experience. Discover the charm of Kyoto as you stroll through ancient streets, visit Kiyomizu Temple, and create unforgettable memories. Choose from a variety of beautiful kimonos at the recommended Kiyomizu Temple shop and the Fushimi Inari shop (expenses to be covered individually). Embrace the elegance of traditional Japanese culture in style.

【Kiyomizu Temple】

Experience the timeless beauty of Kyoto at Kiyomizu Temple, a World Cultural Heritage site. This historic temple, founded in 778, is Japan's oldest and national treasure. Don't miss the Landlord Shrine, where love and marriage are celebrated. Admission fees: Adults - JP$400, Elementary and middle school students - JP$200 (please pay individually). Discover the magic of Kiyomizu Temple and create unforgettable memories. 

【Ninenzaka and Sannenzaka】

Ninenzaka and Sannenzaka, nestled near Kiyomizu Temple, are enchanting slopes that exude the essence of Kyoto. These slopes have earned their place in Japan's prestigious "Important Traditional Buildings Preservation Area." Immerse yourself in the nostalgic ambiance as you wander along these stone-paved streets adorned with traditional Japanese buildings, each exuding timeless charm. Indulge your senses with a plethora of delectable cuisine, exquisite paper fans, captivating dolls, and intricate handcrafted chopsticks. Prepare to be captivated by the allure of Ninenzaka and Sannenzaka, where the rich traditions of Japan come alive.

【Stone Path】

Turn right at the end of Ninenzaka and continue walking north to discover a hidden gem - a serene stone path. Here, the tourist crowds thin out, and you'll find yourself surrounded by elegant traditional Japanese houses on both sides of the cobblestone pathway. It's a journey that transports you back in time, away from the bustling noise and into a realm of tranquility.

【Gion Hanami Koji】

The renowned Flower Street, known for its rich history, takes you on a journey to Kyoto's past. In the 1960s, Kyoto was home to nearly a thousand geishas, and to this day, there are still dozens of geisha masters who diligently train in traditional arts such as tea ceremony, flower arrangement, guqin, Gagaku, Kyogen, maiko, bunraku, and more. As you step into Flower Street, you'll be greeted by an ambiance steeped in ancient traditions. Exquisite tea houses with intricate facades line both sides, their wooden lattice windows gently closed... This mysterious path stretches approximately 1 kilometer from north to south, where the northern section embraces modernity and the southern section preserves the essence of tradition

【Yasaka Shrine】

The shrine in Kyoto's Higashiyama district is renowned as one of the oldest and most prestigious in the Kansai region. Here, you can partake in special rituals like seeking fortunes, writing ema, and seeking protection from a guardian. The ema come in various designs, with the heart-shaped ones for love being particularly popular. Indulge in a delightful local lunch, marvel at the enchanting ancient architecture, and capture unforgettable moments with your smartphone camera.

Fushimi InariTaisha Shrine is renowned worldwide for its mesmerizing "thousands of torii gates," drawing in a multitude of visitors from Japan and beyond. For three consecutive years, it has claimed the top spot as the "Most Popular Japanese Attraction for Foreigners" on the world's largest travel website. Come and offer prayers for yourself and your beloved family in this sacred place. Don't miss the distinctive ema at Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine, shaped like white foxes, where you can express your thoughts and wishes in various divine expressions.

One of Osaka's most renowned shopping streets, this bustling avenue brings together major department stores, chain drugstores, iconic brand shops, and quaint boutiques. Here, you'll find a wide range of products catering to all tastes and styles, including dedicated Hello Kitty and Disney stores. It's also a hotspot for beauty enthusiasts, with an array of drugstores offering a wealth of cosmetics and skincare products. Many stores have Chinese shopping guides available, ensuring a seamless shopping experience for all.

Synonymous with Osaka cuisine, day or night, Dotonbori never rests. It is the birthplace of the renowned "eat down" food culture, offering a plethora of gourmet snacks like takoyaki, okonomiyaki, and golden dragon ramen. Alongside these, you'll find traditional Japanese-style izakayas and a myriad of trendy restaurants, including the popular Kani Doraku, a favorite among many.

*The above itinerary schedule may be adjusted accordingly due to weather, road conditions, and other reasons, please understand.